Re:The State of JavaScript 2017
by shams93 on Wednesday December 13, 2017 @01:08AM
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I'm using vue, I found while the learning curve is higher than react it was a better choice than react if only because they don't introduce breaking changes into vue so what you write today will not suddenly be painfully out of sync in 12 months. With react while I found it easier to learn its very much a moving target, I found it easier to learn last year. Vue's not breaking changes do make for a larger surface area to learn in terms of the framework, but I have found vuex easier to use than redux.
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Re:The State of JavaScript 2017
by siliconwrath on Wednesday December 13, 2017 @02:50AM
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Which breaking changes? The React team just rewrote the entire core of the library and kept the same API; that’s pretty impressive.